• June 122020-2021 school year to end Thursday, June 17
  • June 12WHS seniors became graduates Sunday, June 6, 2021
  • April 12WSPN wins NSPA Online Pacemaker Award
  • March 21WSPN wins 2021 Gold Crown Award from the CSPA
  • January 21Order your 2021 yearbook! Use the link https://www.yearbookordercenter.com
  • October 16Wayland High School to offer free lunches for all students for the entire 2020-2021 school year
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Junior Charlie Bolivar takes off his helmet, revealing his glee about Wayland's triumph with a smile and throwing his arm up in the air.

Home field triumph: Boys lacrosse beats Weston 15-5

Charlotte Thirman • June 10, 2021

On May 20, the boys lacrosse team had their second unmasked game since before COVID-19 where they came out victorious with a 15-5 win. Wayland played their rival, Weston, and the competitive game drew...

Spectators sit at a Wayland boys lacrosse game without masks. Athletes and spectators are no longer required to wear face coverings at practices nor games. Athletes are still hopeful for more relaxed rules.

WHS athletes no longer required to play with masks on

Sophia Oppenheim • June 9, 2021

The MIAA announced on Tuesday, May 18 that masks are no longer required to be worn by athletes, spectators, coaches, referees, umpires and chaperones. The Wayland School Committee met on Wednesday, May...

The fielders all huddle together to strategize the game as they wait for the next inning to begin.

Batter up! Wayland girls softball falls to Weston

Charlotte Thirman and Olivia Tawakol • June 8, 2021

On May 21, Wayland varsity girls softball lost to Weston. On the new home field, the girls played to the best of their abilities however they were unlucky and couldn't pull through in the end.

Spring athletes take advantage of new facilities (video)

Michael Nechipurenko and Aditya Weling • June 8, 2021

Wayland spring athletes utilize new facilities competitively for the first time. Nearly two years ago, Wayland began construction on the high school outdoor athletic complex, including renovating the softball,...

Senior Shane Derubeis looks for a Wayland player in a sea of Weston players to pass to. Weston's defense works hard to remove the ball from Derubeis's stick.

Boys lacrosse falls to Weston

Remmi Shaw and Charlotte Thirman • May 27, 2021

 

Committed senior athletes celebrate at annual signing day (video)

Kaitlyn Mabe and Kate Clifford • May 26, 2021

WHS seniors gather in the courtyard to celebrate their commitment to continuing their sport at a collegiate level. On this year's signing day, which took place May 19, coaches, families, and friends assembled...

WSPN's Aditya Weling picks apart the top contenders for this years NBA playoffs. With this year being far from normal and filled with countless injuries, many teams are looking to step up and bring the hardware back to its city.

Warrior Weekly: NBA playoffs

Aditya Weling • May 21, 2021

With the NBA playoffs right around the corner, it’s time to start looking ahead to some of the top contenders and phoney pretenders in this year’s dance. In this unusual, and slightly shortened, 72-game...

As his team behind him gathers in celebration, screaming and hugging, senior Dylan Derubeis makes a 'W' with his hands, symbolizing their victory over Holliston. Derubeis retires his high school football career with a huge win under his belt.

Photo of the Week

Lauren Medeiros • May 21, 2021

During the RAD program in a junior year wellness class, a group of junior girls practice their kicks. In the class they learned three types of kicks: sweep, straight leg and snap.

RAD: Teaching girls to protect themselves

Emily Staiti and Lauren Medeiros • May 20, 2021

Every year, juniors at Wayland High School take a RAD (Rape Aggression Defense) program to learn important ways to defend themselves in dangerous situations. Teachers give real-life scenarios where students...

As his team behind him gathers in celebration, screaming and hugging, senior Dylan Derubeis makes a 'W' with his hands, symbolizing their victory over Holliston. Derubeis retires his high school football career with a huge win under his belt.

Football clinches a close victory against Holliston

Lauren Medeiros, Kaitlyn Mabe, and Emily Staiti • May 19, 2021

The Wayland Warrior football team battled out their final game of the season against Holliston on April 13. During the first half of the game, the Warriors were losing; however, they made a comeback after...

Spring sports are beginning at WHS, bringing excitement from players. Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Wayland High School along with its spring sports season.

WHS spring sports preview

Sophia Oppenheim • May 18, 2021

This year, WHS spring sports teams prepared for their first season since 2019. After losing last season to the pandemic, they hope to win big this year. Below, players gave their insights on the season...

Senior football captain Nick Dresens readies himself for his opponents' next play. For the past three years, Dresens has been a largely unstoppable defensive force for the Warriors.

Athlete of the Month: Nick Dresens

Michael Nechipurenko • May 14, 2021

WHS senior Nick Dresens, a three-year varsity football player, has established himself as one of the best players for the Wayland Warriors, as well as in the entirety of the DCL. After his graduation later...

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